Spenser, Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern 1977 : proceedings from a special session at the twelfth conference on Medieval studies, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, 5-8 May 1977 / [David A. Richardson, co-ordinator and editor].

Format:

Conference/Event

Microformat

Contributor:

Richardson, David A.

Conference Name:

Conference on Medieval Studies. 12th, Kalamazoo, Mich., 1977.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Spenser, Edmund, 1552?-1599. Faerie queene.

Spenser, Edmund.

Spenser, Edmund, 1552?-1599--Congresses.

Spenser, Edmund, 1552?-1599.

Physical Description:

4 sheets (322 pages) : illustrations ; 10.5 x 14.5 cm

4x6 in.

monochrome

service copy

negative

Other Title:

Spenser, Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern.

Place of Publication:

[Cleveland] : Cleveland State University, 1977.

Contents:

1. Pearson, D. W. Mother Hubberds tale: Spenser's myth of the Golden Age in an iron world (abstract). Gross, G. J. Aesthetic values in Mother Hubberds tale.

2. Wilson, R. The concept of "character" in the Faerie queene. Fitzmaurice, J. Noncontinuous experience and "the concept of 'character' in the Faerie queene".

3. Tonkin, H. The Faerie queene as an attitude of mind ... . McNeir, W. F. Spenser and the myth of queen Elizabeth.

4. Barthel, C. Prince Arthur and Bottom the Weaver ... . Davis, W. R. Commentary.

5. Ulreich, J. C. "For profite of the ensample": Spenser moralizing his songs. Webster, J. The beast of comparison: analogue and source.

6. Holahan, M. "Swich fyn ...": Senses of ending in Chaucer and Spenser. Crampton, G. R. Other senses of ending.

7. Sessions, W. A. Luther's warriors and Spenser's knights. Wilkin, G. J. Bernard's and Spenser's knights ... .

Notes:

Microfiche (negative)

Each session has special t.p.

--8. Fox, A. The parameters of courtesy. Irvine, L. Courtesy: an androgynous virtue. Fox, A. Reply ... .--9. Hageman, E. H. In praise of poet's wit: Spenser and the sister arts. Donnelly, M. L. Some questions about the nature, influence, and significance of the Paragone.--10. Pomeroy, E. Intense ray of poetry: Virginia Woolf's reading of Spenser. Gorsky, S. Allegory: the missing link.--11. McRae, S. H. Spenser's Epithalamium as a verbal charm. Hieatt, A. K. Commentary.--12. Dees, J. S. Spenser's anti-Neoplatonism. Bieman, E. Neoplatonism, the ghost in Spenser's fiction.

Includes bibliographies.

OCLC:

63630964